Sentence examples for of somewhat different from inspiring English sources

Two meta-analyses of somewhat different sets of these studies demonstrated that the difference in the birth sex ratios of high- and low-ranking females declined as the sample size increased [4], [5], suggesting that the variation represented stochastic effects of small samples.

The survey showed only small differences between the four medical schools, despite their choice of somewhat different solutions in terms of administration and organisation.

The menu displays a variety of somewhat different dishes.

Dating from the nineteenth century, the coast-guard barracks were built symmetrically, their beachward and landward arms meeting in a central unit of somewhat different proportion.

"In light of somewhat different signals received recently from the labour market than from indicators of final demand and production... it will be especially important evaluate incoming information to assess the underlying pace of the economic recovery," he said.

Amongst the new instruments may be mentioned Mr. Sorby's arrangement for accurately measuring the wave-length of the centre of absorption-bands in spectra; a new form of Stephenson's erecting binocular microscope, by Mr. Bevington, and another by Mr. Browning, of somewhat different construction.

The present finding of a somewhat different impact of obesity on the risk of prostate cancer at age 50 59 years violates the proportionality assumption in the Cox model.

This chapter begins with a comparison of the ontologies of the Inmon and Kimball data warehouse architectures, and of the somewhat different semantics that each supports.

Ever since Looper joined the Mets, he had been "feeling weird," partly because of his shortened off-season, and partly because of his somewhat different delivery.

Resonance in electrical systems is of a somewhat different nature.

But I did join a revolution, of a somewhat different kind: in comedy.